This week Neighborhood of the Week stays in Farragut to revisit a large neighborhood with an even bigger sense of community: Village Green.

Village Green is an established swim and tennis community located 1/4 mile south of I-40, just off of Campbell Station Road. It is also part of the Farragut section of the Knoxville Dogwood Trail.

Not only is Village Green convenient to I-40, it is also within walking distance of a public library, a park with a hiking trail, a post office and a major shopping center.

The homes in Village Green were almost all built in the 70s and have a very traditional and sometimes colonial look. There are a lot of two stories, some ranchers, and, of course, some split-levels and split-foyers.

The community as a whole is very active and in addition to the neighborhood swim team and tennis leagues, there are also planned bonfires, garage sales, bunco nights, barbeques, ice cream socials, water aerobics, swim lessons and much more. The community website is very detailed and provides a lot more great information about the varied neighborhood activities.

So, if you’re looking for a home in an established, walkable neighborhood in Farragut that has community swimming and tennis and is also very active & community oriented, look no further than Village Green.

Here’s Village Green by the numbers -

Village Green*

Current On-Market Listings – 4
Average Asking Price: $305,317
Median Asking Price: $287,100
Most Expensive: $399,900 (3 BR, 2.5 BA, 3300+ sq ft traditional 2 story)
Least Expensive: $219,900 (3 BR, 2 BA, 1700+ sq ft rancher)
Middle of the Road: $299,300 (4 BR, 3.5 BA, 3000+ sq ft colonial 2 story)

Current Pending Sales - 0

Asking Price: NA
Details: NA

Closed Sales – 4th Quarter 2009 – 1
Asking Price – $282,250
Sales Price – $275,500
Median Sales Price – NA
Days on Market – 84

Closed Sales – 4th Quarter 2008 – 4
Average Asking Price – $268,650
Average Sales Price – $260,206
Median Sales Price – $258,200
Average Days on Market – 106

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 3/15/10 does not include condos, PUDS, adjacent neighborhoods or multi-family units.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties, or if you’d like to check one of them out in person, just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings,send me an email with either “Current Village Green Listings” or “New Village Green Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest.  My momma taught me better than to spam people.

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This week Neighborhood of the Week goes just behind West Town Mall to revisit a neighborhood that as almost as many hills as it has split foyers: Kingston Woods.

Bordered by Gleason Rd to the north, Morrell Rd to the east, Westland Dr to the South and Gallaher View to the west, Kingston Woods is actually made up of 4 legal subdivisions: Kingston Woods, Kingston Hills, Kingston Park, and West Oak.

The neighborhood was mostly built during the 60s and 70s and you guys know by now that that means: lot of ranchers and split foyers and in the case of Kingston Woods, lots of tri-levels. And although most of the homes are older, there is the occasional newer home built on a fill-in lot.

The Kingston Woods Neighborhood Association is a voluntary HOA that works hard to keep the community nice and safe. Residents recently lobbied for and were successful in implementing a traffic calming plan to slow down cut through drivers. Traffic calming measures include speed humps, medians and roundabouts.

The area is great for walkers and runners as there are lots and lots of low traffic streets with plenty of hills to keep your heart pumping.

Kingston Woods is centrally located in West Knoxville and is a short drive to Bearden, Rocky Hill, and I-40. It’s also just about a mile away from Bearden High School. And if you don’t mind braving the above-mentioned hills, it’s easily within walking distance of West Town Mall.

So if you’re looking for a home in an older, well kept neighborhood that’s both affordable and convenient,  you might want to check out Kingston Woods.

Special thanks to AAKT’s resident photographer, Robert Stockdale, for the great shots of Westmoreland. If you would like to learn more about Robert’s work, please visit his website.

Here’s Kingston Woods by the numbers -

Kingston Woods*

Current On-Market Listings – 12
Average Asking Price: $176,221
Median Asking Price: $176,700
Average square footage: 2035

Most Expensive: $259,900 (4 BR, 3 BA, 2800+ sq ft two story)

Least Expensive: $114,900 (3 BR, 2 BA, 2100+ sq ft pre-foreclosure)

Middle of the Road: $168,500 (4 BR, 2.5 BA, 1900+ sq ft split foyer)

Current Pending Sales - 3
Average Asking Price – $179,900
Median Asking Price – $179,900

Closed Sales – 4th Quarter 2009- 8
Average Asking Price – $169,738
Average Sales Price – $164,175
Median Sales Price – $165,900
Average Sq Ft – 1721
Days on Market -143

Closed Sales – 4th Quarter 2008- 4
Average Asking Price – $162,567
Average Sales Price – $153,500
Median Sales Price – $150,000
Average Sq Ft – 2178
Days on Market – 188

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 03/08/10 does not include condos, PUDS, adjacent neighborhoods or multi-family units.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties, or if you’d like to check one of them out in person, just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings,send me an email with either “Current Kingston Woods Listings” or “New Kingston Woods Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest. Spam is just lame.

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This week Neighborhood of the Week heads down Northshore to revisit a little lake front community that, thanks to being the former home to a now infamous ex-UT football coach, is also the number one search term for this blog since last Tuesday: Victoria’s Inlet.

Located off Toole’s Bend Road in West Knoxville, Victoria’s Inlet has the best of both worlds: a secluded lake front setting that is also just a short drive to Northshore Drive and I-140.

It also has the distinction of being home to UT’s new football coach being the former home of UT’s former head football coach, Lane Kiffin. Way back in Ye Olden Dayes (aka, May, 2009), Kiffin managed to outdo Bruce Pearl’s $2,100,000 Gettysvue purchase when he bought a 6 BR, 5.5 BA, 7800+ sq ft lake front spread on 2.5+ acres for $2,600,000 . That should be easy to resell in this market…right?

Needless to say, homes in the neighborhood are on the large side, many were custom built, and most are less than 10 years old. And while some homes have very nice lake frontage, others have — at best — only a very nice lake view.

So if you’ve got deep pockets and you’re looking for a very nice, conveniently located lake front home, or maybe een just a super swanky pad with a nice lake view,  look no further than Victoria’s Inlet.

Special thanks  Bob Stockdale for these great shots of Victoria’s Inlet. You can see more of Bob’s work on his website.

Here’s Victoria’s Inlet by the numbers -

Victoria’s Inlet*

Current On-Market Listings -1
Asking Price: $859,500*
Details: 5 BR, 5.5 BA, 5500 sq ft, no lake frontage

*Note: This same property was for sale last summer by the same owners for $1,099,999.

Current Pending Sales -0
Average Asking Price: NA
Median Asking Price: NA

Closed Sales – 3rd & 4th Quarter 2009 – 2
Average Asking Price - $799,200
Average Sales Price – $747,500
Average Square Feet – 4442
Average Days on Market – 152

Closed Sales – 3rd & 4th Quarter 2008 – 1
Asking Price – $2,700,000
Sales Price – $2,550,000
Sq Ft – 7674
Days on Market – 81

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 01/18/10 and does not include adjacent neighborhoods or single family residences.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings, send me an email with either “Current Victoria’s Inlet Listings” or “New Downtown Victoria’s Inlet Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest. Spam just ain’t cool.

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This week Neighborhood of the Week makes the trek out to Farragut to revisit one of the most swingin’ golf communities in Knox County – Fox Den.

Located just west of Smith Rd off of Kingston Pike, Fox Den is more or less the 70s version of Gettysvue – an upscale golf and country club community that was considered by some back in the day to be the most prestigious neighborhood in west Knox County. It’s still pretty swank, and many folks are still willing to pay for the privilege of calling Fox Den home.

Other than age and location, Fox Den differs from Gettyvue in three key ways: lot sizes (bigger), architectural styles (groovier) and prices (lower). Most of the homes were built in the 70s and 80s, and although some still sport custom features like sunken wet bars and sunken avocado green jacuzzi tubs, most have since been updated to 21st century standards. These remodeled homes go for top dollar, while fixer uppers usually go for much less, making comps a tough thing in Fox Den.

So if golf is your game, but you find the Gettysvue price tags a little hard to swallow, Fox Den might be a great choice for you.

Special thanks to AAKT’s in-house photographer, Robert Stockdale. Without him, NOTW would be just a bunch of boring text. Find out more about Robert’s work here.

Here’s Fox Den by the numbers -

Fox Den*

Current On-Market Listings - 12
Average Asking Price: $588,317
Median Asking Price: $499,450
Most Expensive: $1,049,000 (6 BR, 5.5 BA, 6500+ sq ft built in ‘04)
Least Expensive: $218,000 (3 BR, 3 BA, 3600+ sq ft pre-foreclosure built in ‘73)
Middle of the Road: $499,900 (3 BR, 3.5 BA, 3300+ sq ft with sunken wet bar built in ‘76)

Current Pending Sales -2
Average Asking Price: $394,450
Median Asking Price: NA

Closed Sales – 4th Quarter 2009 – 7
Average Asking Price - $505,071
Average Sales Price – $480,857
Median Sales Price – $422,000
Average Square Feet – 4200
Average Days on Market – 278

Closed Sales – 4th Quarter 2008 – 1
Asking Price – $825,000
Sales Price – $700,000
Median Sales Price – NA
Square Feet – 4200
Days on Market – 142

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 12/01/08 does not include adjacent subdivisions, condos, PUDS, or multi-family units.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings, send me an email with either “Current Fox Den Listings” or “New Fox Den Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest. I’m too busy dealing with crazy people to spam you.

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This week, Neighborhood of the Week revisits one of West Knoxville’s oldest neighborhoods, which also happens to have a lot of Cool Homes You Can’t Afford in it: Sequoyah Hills.

Located off of Kingston Pike just a few miles west of the University of Tennessee campus, Sequoyah Hills sits in a bend of the Tennessee river and is known around town for its large, tree-lined main boulevard, its gorgeous lake views, its awesome parks, and its very expensive homes.

Sequoyah Hills proper dates back to around 1920 and the Kingston Pike Sequoyah Hills Association has a prettythorough history of the development of the area from that time to present.

Like many neighborhoods that are developed over several decades,  Sequoyah Hills is very architecturally diverse. Styles include everything from English Tudor, English Cottage, and American Colonial to fifites and sixties ranchers, contemporary Frank Lloyed Wright inspired homes, and newer traditional homes.

Much like Holston Hills to the east, construction of larger homes came to a halt at the start of the Great Depression and homes built during and after the war tended to be more modest cottage style homes, so home sizes – and prices -  are also quite diverse in the neighborhood.

Sequoyah Hills is home to the George Berber designed Sequoyah School (now a public K-5 school), the Sequoyah branch of the Knoxville public library, Sequoyah Hills Presbyterian Church, Blackbird Coffeehouse, Sequoyah Hills Park and the Sequoyah Greenway.

Sequoyah Hills is easily accessible via Kingston Pike and I-40 and is a 5-10 minute drive to downtown or UT campus.

So if you’re looking for a historic home in a fairly self-contained community on the west side of town and have a good bit of money to spend, Sequoyah Hills might be a good place to hang your hat.

Here’s Sequoyah Hills by the numbers -

Sequoyah Hills*

Current On-Market Listings – 44
Average Asking Price: $830,211
Median Asking Price: $661,500
Average Square Footage: 3825
Most Expensive Listing: $3,389,000 (6 BR, 4 BA, 3 half bath, 7700+ sq ft on 1.3 acres)*
Least Expensive Listing: $219,900 (4 BR, 2 BA, 1700+ sq ft Bruce McCarty Home)
Middle of the Road: $1,100,000 (5 BR, 4.5 BA, 4300+ sq ft Italian Renaissance home on Cherokee Blvd)

Interesting side note: Both the most expensive and  the least expensive homes were on the market the last time I covered Sequoyah Hills on NOTK, a little over a year ago. The most expensive is still listed at the same price, while the least expensive has had a $29,000 price reduction.

Current Pending Sales -1
Asking Price – $399,500
Details – 3 BR, 3 BA, 2200+ sq ft built in 1950

Closed Sales – 3rd Quarter 2009 – 12
Average Sales Price – $416,792
Median Sales Price – $336,250
Average Days on Market -84

Closed Sales – 3rd Quarter 2008 – 9
Average Sales Price – $594,722
Median Sales Price – $398,000
Average Days on Market -133

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 11/24/08 for Sequoyah Hills proper, and does not include adjacent subdivisions, condos, PUDS or multi-family units.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties, or if you’d like to check one of them out in person, just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings, send me an email with either “Current Sequoyah Hills Listings” or “New Sequoyah Hills Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest. Spam is not where it’s at.

Have I missed your neighborhood? Let me know about it and you might just see it featured here in the coming weeks.

So if you’re looking for a contempary pad out west that’s convenient to lots of shopping and parks, but is still an easy commute in to campus or downtown, why not check out Tierra Verde.

Here’s Tierra Verde by the numbers -

Tierra Verde*

Current On-Market Listings – 3
Average Asking Price – $232,567
Median Asking Price – $229,900
Average Square Footage – 2675

Most Expensive:$289,900 (4 BR, 3 BA, 3400+ sq ft built in ‘01)

Least Expensive: $177,900 (3 BR, 2 BA, 2300+ sq ft built in ‘92)

Middle of the Road: $229,900 (4 BR, 3 BA, 2200+ sq ft built in ‘76)

Current Pending Sales - 0
Average Asking Price: NA
Median Asking Price: NA

Closed Sales - 3rd Quarter 2009- 0
Average Asking Price – NA
Average Sales Price – NA
Average Square Footage - NA
Average Days on Market – NA

Closed Sales - 3rd Quarter 2008- 2
Average Asking Price – $189,900
Average Sales Price – $187,450
Average Square Footage - 2215
Average Days on Market -  71

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 11/09/09 does not include condos, PUDS, adjacent neighborhoods or multi-family units.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties, or if you’d like to check one of them out in person, just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings, send me an email with either “Current Tierra Verde Listings” or “New Tierra Verde Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest.  Spam is for suckas.

Do you live in a great Knoxville neighborhood you’d like to share with the world? Tell me about it and you might just see it featured here one day soon.

This week Neighborhood of the Week is stays in West Knoxville to revisit a groovy little neighborhood with some big homes and big lots too: Sevenoaks. And yes, according to the tax records, Sevenoaks is, indeed, all one word.

Located just across Kingston Pike from the Windsor Square shopping center – you know the one with the $2 dollar movie theater? -  Sevenoaks is a  neighborhood of mostly 60s and 70s era homes situated on nice, big lots.

Homes in Sevenoaks tend to be on the large side and most are either traditional or slightly contemporary in style. There are plenty of two stories, ranchers, and split levels in the neighborhood.

Location wise, Seven Oaks is in a pretty sweet spot, sitting in between the Cedar Bluff and Lovell Rd exits of 1-40 and just moments to Kingston Pike and plenty of shopping.

So if you’re looking for something out west with plenty of room to stretch out in that is convenient to both Turkey Creek and West Town shopping, you might take a closer look at Sevenoaks.

Thanks to AAKT resident Robert Stockdale. Without him, NOTW would just be a bunch of boring words. You can check out Robert’s other work here.

Here’s Sevenoaks by the numbers -

Sevenoaks*

Current On-Market Listings – 3
Average Asking Price – $522,433
Median Asking Price – $349,900
Average Square Footage – 2734

Most Expensive:$997,500 (4 BR, 4.5 BA, 5700+ sq ft built in ‘73 & totally remodeled in ‘08)

Least Expensive: $219,900 (4 BR, 2.5 BA, 2100+ sq ft built in ‘69)

Middle of the Road: $349,900 (5 BR, 3.5 BA, 4700 sq ft built in ”68)

Current Pending Sales - 0
Average Asking Price: NA
Median Asking Price: NA

Closed Sales - 3rd Quarter 2009- 3
Average Asking Price – $392,933
Average Sales Price – $374,833
Median Sales Price – $337,500
Average Days on Market – 101

Closed Sales - 3rd Quarter 2008- 4
Average Asking Price – $321,563
Average Sales Price – $286,125
Median Sales Price – $267,250
Average Days on Market -  86

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 11/02/09 does not include condos, PUDS, adjacent neighborhoods or multi-family units.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties, or if you’d like to check one of them out in person, just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings, send me an email with either “Current Sevenoaks Listings” or “New Sevenoaks Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest.  Spam? What spam?

Do you live in a great Knoxville neighborhood you’d like to share with the world? Tell me about it and you might just see it featured here one day soon.

© 2009 Robert Stockdale Photography, All Rights Reserved.

This week we’re heading out Choto way to take a look a neighborhood with lots of cool homes you can’t afford: Mallard Bay

Located way on out Northshore Drive off Choto Rd, Mallard Bay is a fairly new subdivision with a lot of pretty large homes, some of which  have very nice lake views and others still that have very nice lake frontage. And if you’re not one of the lucky ones living on the water, don’t give up your ski boat just yet: Mallard Bay has its very own boat ramp available for resident use.

© 2009 Robert Stockdale Photography, All Rights Reserved.

Homes in Mallard Bay are all fairly new – about 5 yrs old and less – and new construction is still ongoing, with several new, completed homes currently available. Home styles tend toward the traditional with a little bit of the currently popular French country flair throw in the mix: think rustic looking shutters and hardward and lots of mixed brick and stone.

© 2009 Robert Stockdale Photography, All Rights Reserved.

Luxury features are the rule rather than the exception in Mallard Bay home and include such goodies as pools, waterfalls, steam rooms, saunas, and nice, big media rooms.  

© 2009 Robert Stockdale Photography, All Rights Reserved.

Mallard Bay is easily accessible via Northshore Drive, I-40, I-140, and Kingston Pike.

So if you’re looking for something new and near the water with upgrades galore, why not check out Mallard Bay.

© 2009 Robert Stockdale Photography, All Rights Reserved.

Here’s Mallard Bay by the numbers-

Mallard Bay*

Current On-Market Listings – 15
Average Asking Price: $975,873
Average Square Footage: 4875
Most Expensive: $2,499,999 (5 BR, 6.5 BA, 8100+ sq ft lakefront home w/ 2 kitchens, media room & library)
Least Expensive: $488,900 (4 BR, 3.5 BA, 3100+ sq ft w/ lake views)
Middle of the Road: $899,900 (4 BR, 4.5 BA, 4300 sq ft w/ sauna)

Current Pending Sales – 0
Average Asking Price: NA
Median Asking Price: NA

Closed Sales – 3rd Quarter 2009 – 1
List Price – $475,000
Sales Price – $460,000
Details - 4 BR, 3.5 BA, 3200+ sq ft
Days on Market – 135

Closed Sales – 3rd Quarter 2008 – 1
List Price – $1,250,000
Sales Price – $1,100,000
Details - 5 BR, 5.5 BA, 5900+ sq ft with no lake frontage
Days on Market – 81

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 10/26/09 for Mallard Bay proper, and does not include adjacent subdivisions, condos or PUDS.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties, or if you’d like to check one of them out in person, just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings, send me an email with either “Current Mallard Bay Listings” or “New Mallard Bay Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest. Spam is a trick, not a treat.

Is there a neighborhood you’d like to see here next week? Let me know in the comments.

This week we’re heading to Bearden to revisit a little neighborhood with a lot of charm: Forest Heights. Forest Heights is actually comprised of four individual subdivisions: Forest Hills, Forest Heights, Highland Hills and Highland Hills Addition.

Located just off of Sutherland Avenue, Forest Heights Forest Heights is a very picturesque area and definitely worth checking out if you like older homes and the convenience of a close-in West location but aren’t crazy about Sequoyah Hills.

The Forest Heights Neighborhood Homeowner’s Association Website gives a brief overview of the history of the area:

The heavily wooded, hilly neighborhood now called Forest Heights has been a stable, attractive, and desirable residential area for over seventy years…

…Although the earliest homes of the area are from the 1920s and 1930s, most of the building is of the post World War II period. The residents of this neighborhood were and are a diverse group of people who have found the location, the natural beauty and the friendliness of their neighbors an enticement to move here, to raise their families, and often to remain and welcome their grown children back as new homeowners in the neighborhood.

As Knoxville grew, especially towards the west, and as the Interstate 40/75 was completed, Forest Heights had to adjust to the new conditions. The quiet neighborhood was bisected by still narrow Forest Heights Drive which had to bear almost constant heavy traffic to and from the Interstate overpass. To preserve the neighborhood the Forest Heights Neighborhood Association was formed in 1973. With dogged and determined courage the FHNHA successfully fought to keep the overpass down when it was demolished to allow the expansion of the Interstate in April 2001.

Homestyles in the neightborhood range from cottage to Tudor and most have some amount of stone accent.

The neighborhood itself is also very walkable. Once you get down the hill to Sutherland Avenue, it’s a short walk to the post office, the grocery store, Panera Bread and several other businesses located in the Mercedes Place shopping center.

So if you’re looking for something with charm that’s not too far west and very walkable, look no further than Forest Heights.

Here’s Forest Heights by the numbers-

Forest Heights*

Current On-Market Listings – 6
Average Asking Price: $356,000
Average Square Footage: 2234
Most Expensive: $625,000 (4 BR, 3.5 BA, 3400+ sq ft built in 1932)
Least Expensive: $199,000 (3 BR, 2 BA, 2000+ sq ft built in 1952)
Middle of the Road: $324,000 (4 BR, 2.5 BA, 2000+ sq ft built in 1950)

Current Pending Sales – 2
Average Asking Price: $175,000
Median Asking Price: NA

Closed Sales – 3rd Quarter 2009 – 1
List Price – $399,500
Sales Price – $350,000
Details - 4 BR, 2 BA, 2600+ sq ft, built in 1948
Days on Market – 76

Closed Sales – 3rd Quarter 2008 – 1
List Price – $210,000
Sales Price – $207,000
Details - 3 BR, 1 BA, 1400 sq ft, built in 1950
Days on Market – 26

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 10/19/09 for Forest Heights, Forest Hills, Highland Hills & Highland Hills Addition, and does not include adjacent subdivisions, condos or PUDS.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties, or if you’d like to check one of them out in person, just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings, send me an email with either “Current Forest Heights Listings” or “New Forest Heights Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest. I seriously will not send you any unsolicited emails. Word.

Is there a neighborhood you’d like to see here next week? Let me know in the comments.

© 2009 Robert Stockdale Photography, All Rights Reserved.

This week Neighborhood of the Week heads up Karns way to visit a little neighborhood with an awfully royal name: Camelot.

© 2009 Robert Stockdale Photography, All Rights Reserved.

 Driving through the neighborhood, you’ll see a lot of tri-levels, split-foyers, and ranchers, all popular home styles when the neighborhood was being built out during the 1970s. There’s also the occasional new home, but those are definitely the exception to the rule in Camelot. Homes also tend to be on relatively large lots and there are lots and lots of large, mature trees.

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Camelot is easily accessible via Clinton Highway and Oak Ridge Highway and is roughly a 15 minute drive to I-40, I-140, and I-75.

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© 2009 Robert Stockdale Photography, All Rights Reserved.

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Here’s Camelot by the numbers -

Camelot*

Current On-Market Listings - 5
Average Asking Price: $203,460
Median Asking Price: $212,500
Average Square Footage:  2054

Most Expensive: $225,000 (4 BR, 2.5 BA, 2400+ sq ft tri-level)
Least Expensive: $175,000 (3 BR, 2.5 BA, 1600+ sq ft ranch)
Middle of the Road: $179,900 (3 BR, 2.5 BA, 2100+ sq ft 2 story)

Current Pending Sales -0
Average Asking Price: NA
Median Asking Price: NA

Closed Sales – 3rd Quarter 2009- 5
Asking Price: $184,900
Sales Price: $184,900
Details: 3 BR, 3 BA, 2500+ sq ft
Days on Market: 107

Closed Sales – 3rd Quarter 2008 – 1
Asking Price: $239,900
Sales Price: $225,000
Details: 5 BR, 3 BA, 2500+ on 1+ acres
Days on Market – 87

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 10/05/09 does not include adjacent subdivisions, condos, PUDS, or multi-family units.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties, or if you’d like to check one of them out in person, just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings, send me an email with either “Current Camelot Listings” or “New Camelot Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest. Spam? No ma’am.

I’m always on the lookout for new and interesting places to feature on NOTW. If you have a suggestion, I’d love to hear all about it.